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History and Significance of the 9 days of Navratri

History and Significance of the 9 days of Navratri

Navratri is one of the most cherished Hindu holidays in India. It’s celebrated every year in honour of the Mother Goddess Durga. Navratri originates from the Sanskrit words Nava and Ratri, which mean nine and night. The 9 days of Navaratri Festival symbolises ...
by Revathi Pillai on September 28, 2022
All you need to know about the dance form -

All you need to know about the dance form - "Garba"

"Garba" is derived from a Sanskrit word known as Garbha, which means "womb,".  The female aspect of divinity, Durga, is thus honoured by the dancers.

The Gujarati ceremonial performance known as the Garba dance, whose traditions stretch back at least to the 15th century...
by Revathi Pillai on September 19, 2022
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Lord Ganesha stories for children that are filled with morals

From how Lord Ganesha got his head to the interesting story of the missing conch, this blog iterates popular stories and the morals that children can learn from Lord Ganesha...
by Revathi Pillai on September 19, 2022
Shipping to USA, Singapore, Malaysia in 2021

Shipping to USA, Singapore, Malaysia in 2021

We launched Aura in August 2020 in Europe. With lot of love and request from customers,  we have been working to expand delivery to more countries over the last year. 



We are very happy to share that this Diwali, we are excited to deliver beautiful Indian cultural puzzles to your door steps in USA, Singapore, Malaysia and Europe. 

by Revathi Pillai on October 13, 2021
Discovering Indian culture through Aurva puzzles - Review

Discovering Indian culture through Aurva puzzles - Review

It's not in India that I visited my first Hindu temple or seen my first Bharatanatyam performance... But in Singapore, where I was lucky to study for one year. I remember being in awe with the colors, intricate architecture and devout atmosphere of the temples, and how I was moved by the delicateness and the precision of the dancer's movements, even though I couldn't understand their meaning.
by Reva Pillai on October 10, 2020
Keeping Culture alive in new forms - Review

Keeping Culture alive in new forms - Review

India has the largest diaspora in the world (18 million people approximately, which amounts to the entire population of the Netherlands for instance, to put the number in perspective) ; and I can only imagine how enjoyable this puzzle would be to do for instance between Indian parents and their kids.
by Reva Pillai on October 10, 2020

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